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Urea Synthesis and Metabolism of Arginine and Citrulline

S. Ratner

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Introduction The Ornithine Cycle Present Status of Urea Synthesis Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis from Citrulline Mechanism of Citrulline Synthesis from Ornithine Intermediates and Energetics of Ornithine Cycle Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis in Kidney Arginine Synthesis in General Degradation of Arginine and Citrulline to Ornithine

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Introduction The Ornithine Cycle Present Status of Urea Synthesis Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis from Citrulline Mechanism of Citrulline Synthesis from Ornithine Intermediates and Energetics of Ornithine Cycle Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis in Kidney Arginine Synthesis in General Degradation of Arginine and Citrulline to Ornithine

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Introduction The Ornithine Cycle Present Status of Urea Synthesis Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis from Citrulline Mechanism of Citrulline Synthesis from Ornithine Intermediates and Energetics of Ornithine Cycle Mechanism of Arginine Synthesis in Kidney Arginine Synthesis in General Degradation of Arginine and Citrulline to Ornithine

Key concepts: Citrulline, Arginine, Urea cycle, Ornithine, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Arginase, Urea

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